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is non-profit mental health organization that is committed to advocating for and providing community based, culturally responsive and client centered services, with expertise in serving Asian & Pacific Islander Americans. Annually, the agency serves and outreaches to well over 18,000 adults, children, youth, and families, and provides services in over 30 languages, offering over 30 clinical programs in over 90 sites citywide, to meet the diverse community needs. RAMS service areas include: individual, family & group counseling with children, youth, adults, and older adults (of all ages, starting at birth); residential services, vocational training & employment services; psychology training and clinical practicum (training the next generation of culturally competent mental health professionals), youth and adult workforce development & career pathways and education (summer day camp fostering interest and mentorship in the health & human services field; jointly operating a Certificate program with SF State University); and community organizing and advocacy activities.

10/28/2026

🎥 Watch highlights from the 2026 RAMS Dr. Evelyn Lee Diversity and Cultural Competency Training!

Thank you to our speakers, Helen H. Hsu, PsyD, and Sal Núñez, PhD, MS, for sharing their knowledge and stories, and to everyone who joined us in honoring Dr. Evelyn Lee’s legacy. 💚

RAMS was proud to sponsor the 2nd annual Pasifika Mental Health Conference, hosted by the Pacific Islander Clinicians Gr...
10/27/2026

RAMS was proud to sponsor the 2nd annual Pasifika Mental Health Conference, hosted by the Pacific Islander Clinicians Group, a community expanded through RAMS’ Pacific Islander Wellness Initiative. 🤝

What began at RAMS has grown into a network reaching across oceans and borders. This year’s conference brought together clinicians from 11 states, two U.S. territories, Australia, the Bahamas, and New Zealand to learn, connect, and advance mental wellness in Pasifika communities.

Keynote speaker Mark Tamalea’a guided the day by courageously sharing his personal story with familial mental health challenges and loss, reminding us why we must keep building spaces for healing and honest dialogue.

It was especially meaningful to see current and former RAMS clinicians carry this work forward. Their leadership reflects RAMS’ legacy of building workforce pathways that support Pasifika professionals and communities.

Last week, RAMS staff joined the NATRC and partners from across the field to celebrate 25 years of the Trauma Recovery C...
10/20/2026

Last week, RAMS staff joined the NATRC and partners from across the field to celebrate 25 years of the Trauma Recovery Center (TRC) model of care.

The gathering recognized a milestone in advancing compassionate, evidence-based, and survivor-centered care while creating space to reflect on the partnerships that have strengthened the model in California and expanded its reach nationwide.

Congratulations to the TRC community on 25 years of supporting survivors and shaping trauma-informed care. 💚

A special thank-you to Nonstop for sponsoring RAMS’ all-staff retreat! 💚On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, RAMS held a retreat ...
10/19/2026

A special thank-you to Nonstop for sponsoring RAMS’ all-staff retreat! 💚

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, RAMS held a retreat for our staff to connect, exchange ideas, and reflect on how each of us can help create an environment where everyone feels safe, supported, and valued.

Here are a few moments from the day! 📸

Happening next Wednesday! Only a few spots open for the free 2026 RAMS Dr. Evelyn Lee Diversity and Cultural Competency ...
10/16/2026

Happening next Wednesday! Only a few spots open for the free 2026 RAMS Dr. Evelyn Lee Diversity and Cultural Competency Training.

Join Helen H. Hsu, PsyD, and Sal Núñez, PhD, MS, for an interactive exploration of how personal values, professional ethics, and the use of self shape clinical practice during periods of significant social change.

Participants will also learn about survivance, reflect on bringing humanity and emotion into therapeutic relationships, and take away practical ways to stay grounded and prevent burnout.

📅 Wednesday, October 21, 2026
🕘 9 AM-12:30 PM (check-in begins at 8:30 AM)
📍 SF LGBT Center
🎓 Three hours of continuing education available

Register for free: https://tinyurl.com/RAMS-DrEL-26

10/15/2026

Congratulations to Chinatown Media & Arts Collaborative (CMAC) on bringing the Empress of China building to the community! 🎉

Watch highlights from the open house, including cultural performances and wellness activities led by RAMS staff. 🎥

10/14/2026
This  , RAMS’ Dr. Jeannie Celestial will join authors and educators for two children’s programs at the 8th Filipino Amer...
10/13/2026

This , RAMS’ Dr. Jeannie Celestial will join authors and educators for two children’s programs at the 8th Filipino American International Book Festival.

Presented by Philippine American Writers and Artists, Inc. (PAWA) and San Francisco Public Library, the festival brings together Filipino diasporic writers, scholars, and creatives for two days of conversations, readings, children’s programs, book signings, and community celebration.

Come explore the festival’s many opportunities to celebrate Filipino American stories in the Bay Area. 📚💚

📅 Saturday - Sunday, October 17-18, 2026
📍 100 Larkin St, SF Public Library - Children’s Center

View the full schedule: filbookfestival.org/schedule

Observed each year on October 10,   raises awareness of mental health issues and encourages action to improve mental hea...
10/10/2026

Observed each year on October 10, raises awareness of mental health issues and encourages action to improve mental health support worldwide. 🌎💚

This year’s theme, ‘Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change,’ recognizes people with lived experience and their knowledge as a vital form of expertise in shaping mental health care.

👉 Swipe to learn how lived experience informs peer support, why it matters in behavioral health care, and how RAMS peer counselors bring this expertise to communities across San Francisco.

🔗 For more info on RAMS Peer Division, visit ramsinc.org/peer

10/09/2026

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Address

4355 Geary Boulevard
San Francisco, CA
94118

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

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+14158000699

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